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Exclusive: EdVisorly Raises $13.3M Series A To Fix The Messy College Transfer Process With AI

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When Manny Smith was a high school senior, attending college didn’t look like an option. His parents had no college credits, the family couldn’t afford tuition, and he didn’t know how to apply. His path only changed during his second semester of high school, when a sports scholarship landed him a spot at the U.S. Air Force Academy — an acceptance that transformed him from a teenager with no money for college into a military officer.
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Exclusive: No More Side Hustles: Why AI Startup Omnea Will Give Employees $250K To Openly Plan Their Next Startup

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Omnea, a London-based artificial intelligence software company that helps businesses manage their supplier spending, is challenging traditional venture models with the launch of the Omnea Future Founders Fund. Created in partnership with the European angel fund Firedrop, the initiative gives Omnea employees who have completed five years of service a chance to pitch for $250,000 in seed funding to launch their own companies.
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GV’s Dave Munichiello On Qualcomm’s Modular Purchase, The Firm’s 10x Return And The Shift In AI Software

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The artificial intelligence space saw two major developments last week that highlight how technology companies are trying to manage the soaring costs and complexity of AI computing. First, San Diego-based Qualcomm announced its acquisition of Modular, a Palo Alto, California-based software startup focused on making it easier for developers to run AI models across different types of computer chips.
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